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David John Sayler

Eric Young Park

Michael J Hall

Peter G Piferi

Robert W Flagler

Karen S Hefter

Kai Halsinger

Douglas J Minkler

James E Rader

Joshua King Hoyt

Pierre Harper

Chunshik Kim

Kimble Jenkins

Eric Justin Price

Paul Edward Backett

Brian Adam Rabalais

Zhang Yun

Chen Jian

Francisco Jose Restrepo

Thomas Crisp

Tze Ming Lee

Scott T Haubrich

Christian Freissler

Boli Zhou

Paul Arthur Geiger

Richard Porticos

Philip Bradley Hotte

Timothy Neil Orr

Pavel Farberov

Henry Young Chin

Peter M Galen

I-Chiang Sun

Konrad W Pollmann

Kevin L Eicher

Shumanta Mitra

Scott Rawlings

David J Lingrey

Geethakrishnan Vasudevan

Daniel E Grupp

Volker Huebner

Umut Atakan Gurkan

Brian T Grimberg

Theodore Sand

Paul DeKoning

Sharon Olsen

Isaac Marchionna

François Montay

Lutz Kucher

Greg Hinzmann

James E Radar

Hideki Nishino

Jamian Russell Cobbett

Jan Hippen

Sohrab Vossoughi

David Charles Fleck

Yasuyuki Fukushima

Rajesh Pandey

Jered H Wikander

Kevin Dunworth

James Thorne

Matthew Lloyd Newman

Maria Lalli

Raffaele Mazzei

Mark H Hoeveler

Maxwell Jerad Daly

Ichiang Sun

Alf Hackenberg

Bartley A Johnson

Kristina Perlas

Thomas George Crowe

Eduardo J Guerrero

James Daren Bledsoe

Wesley Hare

John Glauber

Gene Park

Matthew Murphy

Christopher Keidl

Aidee Duarte

Stephen Matthew McCallion

David M Peterson

Katy Moncivais

Jon Winebrenner

Masaki Niwa

Michelle Kelly

Charles Anthony Wheeler, Jr

Tracey Ann Wurzelbacher

Ramona Zenkich

Jessica Terrazas

Kimble L Jenkins

Benedikt Gloess

Patrick J Bush

Ildefonso M Resuello, Jr

Kimberly Luu

Albert Steven Benight

Matthew Walter Eskew

A Bryon Stackpole, Jr

Ildefonso Mendoza Resuello, Jr

Arthur Bryon Stackpole

Ildefonso Mendoza Resuello

A multi-sample differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) allows for the processing samples concurrently for high-throughput sample processing. The multi-sample DSC includes a test chamber; a sample cartridge located inside the test chamber, in which the sample cartridge comprises a plurality of sample wells arranged at a periphery of the sample cartridge; a plurality of temperature sensors, in which each temperature sensor measures a respective temperature of a respective sample well; and a processor configured to selectively determine a difference in temperature between any two or more sample wells of the plurality of sample wells.

Concurrent thermal measurements of a plurality of samples

Systems and assemblies for use during image-guided medical procedures use surgical support systems with a plurality of elongate legs that have independently adjustable lengths and end portions that adjacently attach to a bracket to provide different lockable orientations accommodating both supine and occipital access for neurological procedures.

Surgical tool support systems including elongate support legs with adjustable lengths and related methods

A point-of-care diagnostic system that includes a cartridge and a reader. The cartridge can contain a patient sample, such as a blood sample. The cartridge is inserted into the reader and the patient sample is analyzed. The reader contains various analysis systems, such as a magneto-optical system that measures a light transmission differential through the patient sample in varying magnetic fields. The reader can process data from the various patient sample analysis to provide interpretative results indicative of a disease, infection and/or condition of the patient.

Diagnostics systems and methods

Speculum

Circuits and computer program products onboard and/or adapted to communicate with an scanner that electronically recognize predefined physical characteristics of the at least one tool to automatically segment image data provided by the scanner whereby the at least one tool constitutes a point of interface with the system. The circuits and computer program products are configured to provide a User Interface that defines workflow progression for an image guided surgical procedure and allows a user to select steps in the workflow, and generate multi-dimensional visualizations using the predefined data of the at least one tool and data from images of the patient in substantially real time during the surgical procedure.

Image processing circuits for real-time visualizations using MRI image data and predefined data of surgical tools

Diagnostic cartridge

Stand for portable electronic device

The disclosure describes assemblies for use during image-guided procedures and can include turret arms and/or longitudinally extending and laterally extending cooperating devices for holding surgical tools such as trajectory guides.

Surgical tool-positioning devices and related methods

The invention is directed to a device for the concentration of fluids comprising a donor receptacle containing a fluid to be concentrated, the donor receptacle comprising a plunger; a receiving receptacle to receive the concentrated fluid, the receiving receptacle comprising a plunger; a concentrator device that is connected to the donor receptacle and the receiving receptacle; and a housing that encloses the donor and receiving receptacles and the concentrator device that the plungers of the donor and receiving receptacles are enclosed within chambers that are gas tight.

Automated device for point-of-care cell processing

Computer programs for visualizations using image data and predefined data of surgical tools

Display stand

In one example, a wipe dispensing system includes a housing that defines an internal wipe storage area, a mixing element having an opening that communicates with the wipe storage area, a fluid reservoir disposed within the housing, a pump in communication with the fluid reservoir, a nozzle in communication with the pump and located proximate the opening of the mixing element such that an outlet of the nozzle is in communication with the opening of the mixing element, and a pump actuation mechanism operably connected with the pump and responsive to initiation of the dispensation of a wipe from the wipe dispensing system.

Apparatus for multi dosing of wipe at point of dispensing

The invention is directed to a work station for use in performing processing of patient samples, storing equipment and drugs in a hospital and the like, the cart having a lower housing having caster wheels mounted on the bottom thereof, the lower housing having angular-shaped side panels therearound which may be opened for entrance into all sides of the housing, and one or more of the side panels; an upper housing mounted on top of the lower housing, the upper housing having one or more side panels therearound; and one or more work areas mounted on top of the upper housing, the shelf adapted for receiving point-of-care equipment.

Automated work station for point-of-care cell and biological fluid processing

MRI-Surgical systems include: (a) at least one MRI-compatible surgical tool; (b) a circuit adapted to communicate with an MRI scanner; and (c) at least one display in communication with the circuit. The circuit electronically recognizes predefined physical characteristics of the at least one tool to automatically segment MR image data provided by the MRI scanner whereby the at least one tool constitutes a point of interface with the system. The circuit is configured to provide a User Interface that defines workflow progression for an MRI-guided surgical procedure and allows a user to select steps in the workflow, and wherein the circuit is configured to generate multi-dimensional visualizations using the predefined data of the at least one tool and data from MRI images of the patient in substantially real time during the surgical procedure.

Methods associated with MRI surgical systems for real-time visualizations using MRI image data and predefined data of surgical tools

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Portland, OR, United States of America

David John Sayler